Across
- 2. Specific, measurable targets set to guide organisational and individual performance.
- 5. The process of creating new ideas, products, or ways of doing things.
- 9. Drucker The management thinker credited with developing the concept of Management by Objectives (MBO).
- 10. A structured system where authority is ranked from top to bottom.
- 11. The ability of employees to work independently and make decisions within their roles.
Down
- 1. The process of working together to achieve shared goals.
- 3. The ability to complete tasks with minimal waste of time and resources.
- 4. Open and honest communication within an organisation to ensure clarity and trust.
- 6. Y A management style that assumes employees are self-motivated and thrive with autonomy.
- 7. A system of management with strict rules and procedures, often limiting flexibility.
- 8. Also known as Scientific Management, a theory by Frederick Taylor focusing on efficiency through strict oversight and task specialization.
- 12. X A management style that assumes employees are lazy and need strict supervision.
